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Madal Capital is a Commercial Real Estate Investment firm and Hard Money Lender specializing in the Acquisition, Development and Financing of Real-Estate.

350 5th avenue

New York, NY. 10001

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cell 718-404-4579

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Madal Capital's acquisitions include apartments & hotels, retail and office buildings.Madal Capital's philosophy, established track record and outstanding reputation help us to access the widest possible window to commercial real estate's dynamic marketplace


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